Umbrella Cone and Table Umbrella Hole Ring and Cap Set for Outdoor Patio Umbrella, Fits Umbrella Poles Up to 1.5 Inch in Diameter or Smaller(Black Black)

Where has this gadget been my entire life. At least four glass top tables I have lost over the years from wind and the umbrella kicking the table over. Well we had a tropical storm/tornados touched down in my area this week my umbrella went nowhere, nor did my table My umbrella base pole was a little too big to fit but I took a small hacksaw and cut it in half and put it around my umbrella pole. It fit into the opening for the table perfectly... It fits snug and allows NNOOOOO WIIGGLE!!! i’m thrilled and for all of you people that say that this does not fit your umbrella pole just cut it you will not be sorry!!!! I no longer run to put my umbrella down over the slightest breeze

Where has this been? I cannot imagine not having one of these now that I have one. So secure and stable. We live in Oregon and get the East wind from the Columbia Gorge every afternoon. The wind and the strong gusts would knock the umbrella around in the hole. One wind gust lifted our umbrella that took flight in the yard and broke. So I ordered a new umbrella and this item. The umbrella came first but we waited for the stabilizer before we put it up. We have been having 30 mph gusts but the umbrella remain opens and so stable. It looks good, it is very well made, inexpensive and looks good. I am so happy with this purchase!

My table has a hole that's 1-15/16" (1.9375") in diameter. The description says this item works with a hole as small as 1.9", but just the very tip of the cone fit in the hole. There's no way it would have provided ANY stability at all. So I took a grinding tool, and spent a lot of time grinding the rubber to make it fit more securely in the hole. Note, too, that if your umbrella has a pole that's 1.5" in diameter, this cone will fit VERY snugly - once it's on the pole, you may not be able to move it or remove it, unless you spray it with a bunch of silicone.

This cone was perfect as my new wrought iron table had a gigantic umbrella hole and the umbrella just banged around a lot in the hole with the wind. What they don't tell you is to lubricate the inside of the cone in order to get the umbrella to slide in. I tried at first to just stick in in there and there was no way the umbrella pole would slide in because it was so tight. I went and got some WD-40, sprayed the inside of the cone and it slid right in and all the way down! :)

Living in a windy area, my husband had tried all sorts of DIY for the patio umbrella. Looking for help, he found this and is SOOOOOO happy (me too). It bloody well works.Put the umbrella in, the gizmo and slid into the table and VERY HEAVY base--bob's my uncle.It works. Stable umbrella, happy couple.

This cone wedge is definitely more stable and stronger at securing the umbrella. The thickness of the cone no doubt adds to the sturdiness. So far I'm pleased with the purchase. The true test will be the weather and how well the product holds up to the elements.

This wedge is made out of real rubber not a cheaper plastic that can break off. When sliding it onto the umbrella it may seem to be too small in diameter. We simply squirted a little liquid soap on the umbrella pole and the umbrella wedge slid on easily! Our umbrella is now very sturdy in our table and base. We are very happy with this product and highly recommend it!

Fantastic.. I have a table which the hole seemed too big and an umbrella the was still wonky cause it was large diameter too.. this product is perfect.. fits snug on umbrella and snug in table hole.. perfect product.

Did what it should worth the money